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Banners from all corners of the earth displayed at the 10th Mennonite World Conference, conveying the international nature of Mennonitism that has resulted from missions begun only a hundred years earlier.

This photo is of Wilfred Richert holding up a Yarrow Mennonite Brethren Church banner at the 1988 Canadian MB Conference convention, marking 100 years since the formation of the first MB church in Canada.

This photo is of Waldo Pauls holding up a West Edmonton Mennonite Brethren Church banner at the 1988 Canadian MB Conference convention, marking 100 years since the formation of the first MB church in Canada.

This photo is of an unidentified man holding up a Vineland Mennonite Brethren Church banner at the 1988 Canadian MB Conference convention, marking 100 years since the formation of the first MB church in Canada.

Vera and John Funk, Native Ministries workers, are speaking at an Indigenous church groups session at a joint General Conference/Mennonite Church conference in Normal, Illinois. The banner in the background was made by women from Riverton, Manitoba who were part of the Native Ministries group that met in that community (which became the Riverton Fellowship Circle in 1996). Each of the Indigenous groups/churches brought a banner for the joint sessions.

This photo is of the "Unity Admist Diversity" poster at the front of the Richmond church that hosted the 1989 Canadian MB Conference convention.

A United Native Ministries banner, picturing a dove, that reads: "United Native Ministries, Mennonite Church."

This photo is of the Brooklands MB Church banner displayed at the Manitoba MB Conference centennial celebration. The celebration was held in conjunction with the Manitoba Conference annual convention.

This photo is of a collection of church banners on stage at a Saskatchewan MB Conference convention.

The banner was part of the service at Riverton Fellowship Circle on dedication Sunday.

A photograph of the banner inside the Riverton Fellowship Circle church in Riverton, Manitoba. There is also a piano and a clothed table with a candle and Bible on top of it.

A photo of a banner made by the Riverton Fellowship Circle. "'The Jesus Way' - John 14:6," is written on the bottom right corner of it.

A banner made by the Riverton Fellowship Circle. The banner reads "Native Ministries, Cree, Saulteaux, Metis."

Banner with crucifixion image and german verse DAS TAT ICH FUER DICH, WAS TUST DU FUER MICH?